Voterpalooza at U of M seeks to encourage student voting
Students at the University of Minnesota are getting ready to row the vote.
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Students at the University of Minnesota are getting ready to row the vote.
A substitute teacher at Woodbury High School is accused of reenacting the murder of George Floyd in class with students earlier this week.
Over the last few years, $200 billion of pandemic aid helped fill gaps in school budgets across the country. The $207 million that St. Paul Public School received was used to fund arts programming and expand after-school options.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents has voted unanimously to fire a communications professor who was seeking to retain tenure after his dismissal as chancellor of one of the system's campuses for making pornographic films.
Many of us wish we could learn another language. It seems young kids have no problem picking up a second or third language but for adults, that changes.
U.S. News and World Report released its annual rankings of the best colleges and universities in the country on Tuesday, and several Minnesota schools received recognition.
A closely watched First Amendment rights case in Wisconsin involves a former campus chancellor who was fired after making pornographic videos with his wife.
Class continued as normal on Monday at Irondale High School after police took the 15-year-old into custody, according to a message from Mounds View Public Schools.
The University of Wisconsin administration has published a new policy that requires school leaders remain maintain neutral viewpoints in their public statements.
Around 36,000 schools in the U.S. are in need of updated heating and cooling systems, according to the Government Accountability Office.
More than 350 people over the last year have enrolled in St. Cloud State University's cannabis certificate programs.
Threats on social media had several schools in St. Paul on alert Thursday, with at least two schools closing their doors for the day.
A Roseville organization is helping give teachers and students the tools they need for a successful school year.
If you have a child, you know the dilemma: Should your child have a cellphone and should they have it while in school?
It was all smiles Tuesday morning at St. Anthony Middle School, as lawmakers eagerly greeted students walking in for the first day. Among those greeters at the door was Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
